To this month's monthly magazine "Sound Argument" as well as those who subscribe to the Asahi Shimbun and the Mainichi Shimbun and are watching TV Asahi and TBS's coverage program only, it is full of truths which they do not understand at all.
But the price is 780 yen. Meanwhile, the Asahi Shimbun, which fills about half of the limited paper with advertisements similar to sports paper, is still charged about 5,000 yen per month.
The following is from the Sound Argument New award Inaugural Commemorative thesis, which journalist Kazuhiko Inoue announced entitled "The key to security is in history recognition".
Preamble.
War has its opponent, so even if it refuses unilaterally, there is nothing it can do if someone gets in.
If the Constitution says to abandon the war, if it is not involved in the war, dare to mention Article 9 of the Constitution, "Senkaku Islands should not be robbed by other countries", and “ballistic missiles should not land on the Japanese archipelago" Why do not you try it.
Naturally, the state must prepare for unforeseen circumstances.
In Japan, however, supposing war and armed conflict that should not exist as legal, the law maintenance and discussion to deal with such a situation quickly took a battle with the media, and it is that that even in the National Assembly it is a constitutional breach after being pursued, the person responsible is treated to a kangaroo court.
When North Korea took a nuclear test in 2006 (2006), Shoichi Nakagawa chairman of policy bureau (then) of the LDP will develop a frank discussion on "nuclear" in light of the present situation, what the opposition party is A voice calling for criticism and self-restraint also came out from within the LDP.
Mr. Nakagawa responded to the voice of such criticism as "Nuclear Five Principles" at this time.
In other words, in addition to the three non-nuclear principles so far, it was sarcastic adding "It cannot say" and "It cannot think", but it hit the mark.
As if to discuss the nucleus, the paranoia which it says that it really happens a nuclear war has gnawed parliamentarians.
However, Japan is the first nuclear-bombed country in the world, and it is aimed at nuclear missiles of China, North Korea, and Russia.
On the other hand, it is under the patronage of the powerful nuclear forces of the nuclear superpower America.
Nonetheless, why do politicians continue to refuse to argue about nuclear weapons stubbornly?
In the first place, the purpose of the nuclear debate is how to prevent the third nuclear attack and keep Japan's peace.
However, it seems that Members of Parliament and the media seem to think that it is more important to advocate "opposing nuclear war / nuclear weapons" rather than protecting the lives of citizens.
This draft continues.